ArticlePolymers2025
Effect of Electrode Tuning on the Resistive Switching Behaviour of MXene-Based Composites.
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As new materials are required to overcome the challenges presented by non-volatile resistive switching (RS) devices, organic based composites are gaining attention due to their easy preparation, tunability, scalability and good mechanical properties. Here, we study how the interaction between MXene and Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) contribute to the RS phenomenon, and how different electrode materials [Ag (top) and W, ITO (bottom)] affect the conduction in these devices. Our detailed structural and electrical analyses of the composite layer reveals that the RS mechanism is related with the formation and rupture of conductive filaments pinned by the MXene sites. The W-based structure exhibits lower switching voltage (<1 V) and a higher ON/OFF resistance ratio of 15. In contrast, the ITO-based structure requires a higher bias voltage and displays a more gradual switching (ON/OFF ratio of 3), likely due to the competition between the migration of Ag
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